Thank you for
considering our program. If you have questions about the program or how
to purchase coverage, feel free to contact us or select the blue button
below for answers to frequently asked questions. Please note we CANNOT accept any payment
information over
the phone.

Enroll Online:Click on
the yellow button below to enroll with your Visa or MasterCard. You may
download a certificate of coverage immediately upon completion. If you
have any questions during the online enrollment process, call us at
(800) 637-7319, ext. 1.

PLEASE NOTE: If you are currently insured with
RISC your policy will expire on January 1, 2015.
If you are unsure whether you have a current
policy with RISC, please contact us at
1-800-637-7319 Ext 1.

IF you are also licensed in
Mississippi,
please contact us before you
enroll, to see if you are
eligible for the conformity endorsement.

Enroll by Mail:Select
the form below that applies to your or your firm’s situation, complete
it, and mail the completed form to either of the addresses below with
the applicable premium by check or money order made payable to RISC.

Firm
Enrollment Form (Prorated):
Purchase insurance through the group program for firm (rather
than individual) licensees with an individual effective date
after January.

IMPORTANT NOTICE:

If your previous coverage expired January 1, and you have any
break before your new inception date, you will have a break in
coverage and lose any previously established retroactive
date, which results in loss of prior acts coverage. If you do
not have continuous coverage, your new retroactive date will be
the effective date of your new coverage. In addition, if you
have a break in coverage and are not covered during a period
that your license is active, you will not comply with the
licensing requirements for your state and your license may be
placed inactive and/or other action may be taken against your
license.

If you did not renew timely, you may qualify for reinstatement
of your coverage for 90 days after your coverage has expired.
Until March 31, you may request a January 1 effective date by
mailing a check or money order for your premium payment with a
completed Backdate Request Form. The
carrier reserves the right to deny requests to backdate.
Additionally, backdating does not
cure failure to comply with state law, so you may still be
subject to state regulatory penalties and fines.

After March 31, if you would like to request to backdate
coverage a maximum of 90 days, please refer to the Prorated
Premium Chart to determine the correct amount to send with
your Backdate Request Form.
Always pay your premium on time to avoid a break in coverage,
protect yourself from uncovered claims and avoid penalties and
fines.